on the frontline of the pandemic Wait for Me:
A Music Video
A Music Video
Wait for Me brings together two incredible artists and emergency room physicians who offer a different perspective by sharing the emotional reality of what the past 18 months has been like on the frontline of the pandemic.
Our tiniest patients need your support this Giving Tuesday
Your gift goes twice as far to help 1 in 8 newborns who require the life-saving care of our NICU.
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Your support of Calgary’s four adult acute care hospitals, numerous community health centres and programs, and 12 long-term care facilities allows for a 360 degree investment in important health issues impacting our entire community.
Further the conversation Mental Health
Support for Mental Health can’t wait! In this changing world, the need for critical mental health services is increasing. With your support, we can ensure the best care is available at the right time.
You Can Change
People’s Lives
When it comes to ensuring the best possible health outcomes for our community, doctors, nurses and first responders aren’t the only people who can change people’s lives. You have the power to transform health care and help make a significant difference for family, friends and neighbours.
Supporting Priority Needs
Discover how you can support our city’s most urgent health needs and greatest priorities.
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Your support is needed today to create a healthier Alberta tomorrow.
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Featured Story
Your
Impact
Discover Yalda’s journey through postpartum depression, hospitalization and the care that saved her.
When Yalda had her son, she knew something wasn’t right. Not only did she not feel that newborn bliss she’d read about – she was experiencing terrifying and violent intrusive thoughts that eventually brought her to the Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary.
